Why Magellan s Vihari Ross isn t buying the cyclical rally afr.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from afr.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Investors on the wrong side of a price outbreak would be hurt by larger negative real returns (after inflation) on cash and government bonds, as well as falling stock prices.
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Female fund managers are still greatly outnumbered by their male counterparts across Europe, analysis of Morningstar Direct data shows.
We have looked at how many funds are run by women across the UK, Italy, Spain and France to find that females are in the minority in all markets.
Is Australia doing any better? No, unfortunately.
In the UK, there are still more funds run by men called Dave than there are female managers in total. Some 68 funds are run by men called Dave or David, but there is only a total of 45 female managers in the UK.
Buy, hold, sell: Tesla, Tencent, Microsoft, Estee Lauder, CME Group
Feb 26, 2021 – 2.35pm
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Ally Selby: Hello and welcome to Livewire’s Buy Hold Sell. I’m Ally Selby, and today we are talking giant global names and whether they still have giant returns in their future.
To answer this very question, I’m joined by Vihari Ross from Magellan and Chris Demasi from Montaka.
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA)
Ally Selby: First up, we have Tesla. It’s had nothing short of a spectacular run of late. It’s up around 1000 per cent since its COVID-19 low, but it’s a pretty controversial stock, everyone’s kind of got their own opinion on it.